In addition to competing in Cowboy Mounted Shooting™ sports, Team Bianchi serves as an integral part of the company’s research and development team as a hands-on group of competitive shooters and American ‘Old West’ enthusiasts. Representing some of the finest shooting and horseback riding skills, experience and professionalism in cowboy shooting sports, Team Bianchi evaluates the needs of the ‘cowboy’ enthusiast market. Through extensive field research, Team Bianchi gathers user input and incorporates that feedback into specific product designs, while evaluating and testing new designs and materials. Team Bianchi has spent countless hours interacting with competitive shooters and competing in matches around the nation to design the highest quality products available to cowboy action and mounted shooters.

Kenda Lenseigne, an integral part of Team Bianchi, works closely with design engineers and has come up with a holster rigs specifically manufactured for premium mounted shooting competition, while at the same time capturing high design and classic good looks.

Overall World Champion, Overall National Champion, four-time World Point Champion Cowgirl, and holder of multiple World Records, is one of Cowboy Mounted Shooting's most renowned competitors across the nation. In 2009, Kenda became the first woman in CMSA history to win the Overall at a World Championship, beating all of the men and women to claim this prestigious title. Just 6 months later in April 2010, she again made history by becoming the first woman to win the Overall at the National Championship. Not only is Kenda one of the top competitors in the sport, but she also is a highly respected horse trainer and riding instructor. Clients come from all points of the United States to train with her.

When not on the road for mounted shooting, she divides her time between her training facilities in Washington during the spring and summer, and Arizona during the fall and winter.

David Anderson, Team Bianchi shooter and life member #107 of the Single Action Shooting Society (SASS), has been a competitive cowboy action shooter for more than 30 years. Anderson has won several championships, including a 2006 National Men?s Championship, among others. A lifelong enthusiast of the American Old West, Anderson has designed numerous award-winning firearms, mechanisms, holsters and rigs throughout his professional career. For the past several years, Anderson has served as a designer for Bianchi Cowboy, and previously worked with the Los Angeles Police Department, designing and building explosive entry tools and equipment for the bomb squad. Anderson resides in Prescott, AZ, and in addition to his work with Bianchi, he also works in Ruger's Research & Development department.

Recognized worldwide for its quality, innovative designs and personal service, Bianchi has introduced numerous "firsts" to the shooting sports, law enforcement and military markets since 1958. Having introduced the first molded nylon holster, the first thumb break holster and the first duty retention holster, Bianchi is also famous for its stylish, functional use of premium quality leather. Bianchi combines classic functionality with cutting-edge performance and reliability.